the existing and future water emergency (A)/ the Cape Town crisis should be a (B)/ wake-up call to India about (C)/ that many parts of the country do and will face (D)

the existing and future water emergency (A)/ the Cape Town crisis shou

1.	the existing and future water emergency (A)/ the Cape Town crisis should be a (B)/ wake-up call to India about (C)/ that many parts of the country do and will face (D)
A.	CBDA
B.	ACDB
C.	DBAC
D.	BCAD
E.	No rearrangement required
Answer» E. No rearrangement required

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